Ok, here's my 2 cents worth prior to reading the book. I am interested in his younger years. I am interested in his approach to turning professional. I am interested in his views of the A League and various players he has played with and against. Sure the All Whites 2010 campaign and yes that stomp. But there is more to Siggy than just that and some people really need to lighten up on it. Sure we dont want to read a book that spends its time slagging or being over glossey. But Siggy was one important hing, he was honest and direct with what he thought, said and played. I think this book will give an interesting perspective into the man's career on and off the field. Just as Ricki's was on his. I enjoyed his book too.
Best of luck with the launch Siggy.